Flip-chip packaging diode with a multichip structure

ABSTRACT

A flip-chip packaging diode with a multichip structure includes at least two flip-chips arranged with an interval apart from each other and horizontally disposed on the top of a lower guide plate, and each flip-chip has a bottom electrically connected to the lower guide plate and a top having a conductive layer. An insulating material is filled between the two flip-chips and at the outer periphery of the two flip-chips, so that the conductive layers at the tops of the two flip-chips are isolated to form a first electrode and a second electrode for electrically connecting an external circuit. With this structure, a series circuit is formed between the two flip-chips.

FIELD OF INVENTION

The present invention relates to a flip-chip packaging diode with amultichip structure, in particular to a diode having at least twoflip-chips installed horizontally on the top of a lower guide plate andwith an interval apart from each other, and a series circuit formedbetween the at least two flip-chips, so that the diode has a voltageresistance characteristic which is applicable for the flip-chippackaging of a general rectification/protection diode, and particularlyfor the flip-chip packaging of a high-voltage diode.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION 1. Description of the Related Art

With reference to FIG. 1 for a conventional packaging technology of asurface mount device (SMD) diode, positive and negative electrodes of asingle chip 100 are connected to two electrode pins 101 respectively bywire bonding or soldering, and then an insulator 102 is wrapped aroundthe exterior of the SMD diode, so that two electrode pins 101 arepartially exposed from the insulator 102 to form the SMD diode.

In FIG. 1, both positive and negative electrodes of the single chip aresoldered to the electrode pins respectively, and the insulator used forwrapping the SMD diode, so that the total volume is relatively large. Inaddition, the two electrode pins 101 used in the manufacturing processare generally in form of a plate (not shown in the figure) which isformed by stamping and bending upwardly, and cutting the plate after thepackaging is completed. Obviously, the manufacturing process iscomplicated, and such process is a prior art, and thus will not bedescribed here.

In the SMD diodes manufactured by the conventional packaging technology,if a rectification/protection circuit or any circuit requiring ahigh-voltage resistance is used, more diodes are installed to thecircuit to increase the voltage, and there is another alternative ofimproving the voltage resistance characteristic of each diode. However,the improvement is very limited.

In FIG. 2, a well-known method of improving the voltage resistance of asingle SMD diode is to electrically connect upper and lower stacks oftwo chips 100, and then one of the electrode pins 101 is soldered to thetop of the upper chip, and the other electrode pin 101 is electricallysoldered to the bottom of the lower chip, so that the two upper andlower stacked chips 100 form a series circuit, and then an insulator iswrapped around the exterior of the SMD diode.

In the aforementioned single SMD diode, the series circuit formed by theupper and lower stacked chips 100 is provided for improving the voltageresistance characteristic, so as to enhance the voltage resistancecharacteristic significantly. However, the figure clearly shows that theupper and lower stacked chips 100 increase the total height of thediode, and the increased height (or thickness) is not conducive to theheight (or thickness) requirement of the circuit board of 3C products.In addition, it is necessary to bend the upper electrode pin 101 to alarger angle and extend it to a farther distance before it can besoldered to the top of the upper chip.

Since the two electrode pins are formed by stamping and bending a platematerial, therefore the bending angle and length of extension causetremendous limitation and inconvenience in the manufacturing process,and that is why most conventional way of packaging diodes at most usetwo chips, and any manufacturing process exceeding two chips will bevery difficult.

In order to reduce the volume of the diode, the flip-chip packagingtechnology becomes a very important milestone for the development ofpackaging the SMD diodes. The so-called “flip-chip” is to form a bump ata chip connecting point during the manufacturing process, and then thechip is flipped such that the bump is directly connected to a lowerguide plate (or a substrate). Unlike the conventional chip packaging asshown in FIG. 1, the two electrodes of the chip are electrically coupledto the electrode pins respectively by soldering or wire bonding.

In FIG. 3, the flip-chip packaging technology is used to produce adiode, wherein two electrodes 202 are installed in open ditches 201formed on the same side of the chip 200 without the need of usingadditional plate materials and electrode pints to electrically connectthe external circuit, and such arrangement not just simplify themanufacturing process significantly only, but also making the chip coreof the diode to have a scale very close to the packaged scale.Therefore, such package is called chip scale package (CSP) capable ofreducing the volume of the diode. Since the conventional flip-chippackaging technologies involve the single-chip structure, thesetechnologies have the drawbacks of unable to make use of a smallflip-chip to manufacture high-power high-voltage diodes orpolycrystalline layered diodes.

In view of the advantages of the flip-chip packaging technology, theinventor of the present invention made use of the flip-chip packagingtechnology to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks of the conventionalSMD diodes including the size limitation and the limited CSP voltageresistance characteristic and developed a flip-chip packaging diode witha multichip structure in accordance with the present invention.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Therefore, it is a primary objective of the present invention toovercome the drawbacks of the prior art and provide a flip-chippackaging diode with a multichip structure not just capable of reducingthe size of the conventional diodes only, but also capable ofconveniently increasing the quantity of flip-chips depending on thevoltage resistance requirement and fitting the flip-chip packaging ofgeneral rectification/protection diodes, and particularly the flip-chippackaging of high-voltage diodes.

To achieve the aforementioned and other objectives, the presentinvention discloses a flip-chip packaging diode with a multichipstructure comprising at least one first flip-chip and a second flip-chiparranged with an interval apart from one another and horizontallydisposed at the top of a lower guide plate, characterized in that thebottom of the first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip areelectrically coupled to the lower guide plate, and each of the top ofthe first flip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip has a conductivelayer; an insulating material is filled between the first flip-chip andthe second flip-chip and the outer periphery of the first flip-chip andthe outer periphery of the second flip-chips, so that the conductivelayers at the top of the first flip-chip and the top of the secondflip-chips are separated from each other; a tin platform or a metallayer is disposed on the conductive layers at the top of the firstflip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip and exposed from theinsulating material to serve as a first electrode and a second electroderespectively for electrically coupling an external circuit; and anelectrical transmission path sequentially passing from the firstelectrode through the first flip-chip, the lower guide plate, and thesecond flip-chip to the second electrode forms a series circuit.

Wherein, the first flip-chip and the second flip-chip areunidirectionally conducted unidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom ofthe first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are arrangedin different polar directions.

In a preferred embodiment of the unidirectional flip-chip, each of thebottom of the first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip hasa vertical and downward laminate flip-chip, or a plurality of verticaland downward laminate flip-chips arranged in different polar directionsat their adjacent electrical connection surfaces, characterized in thatthe two laminate flip-chips disposed at the bottom of the firstflip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are arranged indifferent polar directions at the electrical connection surface betweenthe first flip-chip and the second flip-chip, and the bottoms of the twolaminate flip disposed on the top of the lower guide plate are arrangedin different polar directions and electrically coupled to the lowerguide plate; and an electrical transmission path sequentially passingfrom the first electrode through the first flip-chip, the one or morelaminate flip-chips, the lower guide plate, the one or more laminateflip-chips, and the second flip-chip to the second electrode forms aseries circuit.

In a preferred embodiment of the unidirectional flip-chip, the firstflip-chip and the second flip-chip have a third flip-chip and a fourthflip-chip horizontally disposed with an interval apart from each other,and the lower guide plate is cut and separated into a first lower guideplate and a second lower guide plate, characterized in that the thirdflip-chip and the first flip-chip are arranged in different polardirections with respect to each other, and the bottom of the thirdflip-chip and the bottom of the first flip-chip are electrically coupledto the first lower guide plate; the fourth flip-chip and the secondflip-chip are arranged in different polar directions with respect toeach other, and the fourth flip-chip and the second flip-chip bottom areelectrically coupled to the second lower guide plate; the thirdflip-chip and the fourth flip-chip are arranged in different polardirections with respect to each other, and an upper guide plate isbridged between the top of the third flip-chip and the top of the fourthflip-chip; and an electrical transmission path sequentially passing fromthe first electrode through the first flip-chip, the first lower guideplate, the third flip-chip, the upper guide plate, the fourth flip-chip,the second lower guide plate, and the second flip-chip to the secondelectrode forms a series circuit.

Wherein, the first flip-chip, the second flip-chip, the third flip-chipand the fourth flip-chip come with a plural quantity and are verticallystacked with respect to one another, and the plurality of stacked firstflip-chips, second flip-chips, third flip-chips and fourth flip-chipsare arranged in different polar directions at their adjacent electricalconnection surfaces; wherein the first lower guide plate is electricallycoupled to the bottom-layer third flip-chip and the bottom-layer firstflip-chip bottom, and the second lower guide plate is electricallycoupled to the bottom-layer fourth flip-chip and the bottom-layer secondflip-chip bottom, and the upper guide plate is bridged between the topof the top-layer third flip-chip and the top of the top-layer fourthflip-chip.

Wherein, the first flip-chip and the second flip-chip arebidirectionally conducted bidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom ofthe first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are arrangedin the same polar direction.

In a preferred embodiment of the bidirectional flip-chip, each of thebottom of the first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip hasa vertical and downward laminate flip-chip, or a plurality of verticaland downward laminate flip-chips arranged in the same polar direction attheir adjacent electrical connection surfaces, characterized in that thetwo laminate flip-chips disposed at the bottom of the first flip-chipand the bottom of the second flip-chip are in arranged the same polardirection at the electrical connection surface between the firstflip-chip and the second flip-chip, and the bottoms of the two laminateflip-chips disposed on the top of the lower guide plate are arranged inthe same polar direction and electrically coupled to the lower guideplate; and an electrical transmission path sequentially passing from thefirst electrode through the first flip-chip, the one or more laminateflip-chips, the lower guide plate, the one or more laminate flip-chips,and the second flip-chip to the second electrode forms a series circuit,and an electrical transmission path in the reverse direction is also aseries circuit.

In a preferred embodiment of the bidirectional flip-chip, the firstflip-chip and the second flip-chip have a third flip-chip and a fourthflip-chip arranged parallel to each other and with an interval apartfrom each other, and the lower guide plate is cut and separated into afirst lower guide plate and a second lower guide plate, characterized inthat the third flip-chip and the first flip-chip are arranged in thesame polar direction, and the bottom of the third flip-chip and thebottom of the first flip-chip are electrically coupled to the firstlower guide plate; the fourth flip-chip and the second flip-chip arearranged in the same polar direction, and the bottom of the fourthflip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are electricallycoupled to the second lower guide plate; the third flip-chip and thefourth flip-chip are arranged in the same polar direction, and an upperguide plate is bridged between the top of the third flip-chip and thetop of the fourth flip-chip; and an electrical transmission pathsequentially passing from the first electrode through the firstflip-chip, the first lower guide plate, the third flip-chip, the upperguide plate, the fourth flip-chip, the second lower guide plate, and thesecond flip-chip to the second electrode forms a series circuit, and anelectrical transmission path in the reverse direction is also a seriescircuit.

Wherein, the first flip-chip, the second flip-chip, the third flip-chipand the fourth flip-chip come with a plural quantity and are verticallystacked with respect to one another, and the plurality of stacked firstflip-chips, second flip-chips, third flip-chips and fourth flip-chipsare arranged in the same polar direction at their adjacent electricalconnection surfaces; wherein the first lower guide plate is electricallycoupled to the bottom of the bottom-layer third flip-chip and the bottomof the bottom-layer first flip-chip; the second lower guide plate iselectrically coupled to the bottom of the bottom-layer fourth flip-chipand the bottom of the bottom-layer second flip-chip, and the upper guideplate is bridged between the top of the top-layer third flip-chip andthe top of the top-layer fourth flip-chip.

Compared with the conventional packaging method which is capable ofvertically stacking and connecting at most two chips in series, theflip-chip packaging diode of the present invention not just increasesthe voltage resistance significantly in the condition of the same heightonly, but also conveniently and unlimitedly increases the quantity offlip-chips depending on the voltage resistance requirement, which isapplicable for the flip-chip packaging of generalrectification/protection diodes, and particularly for the flip-chippackaging of high-voltage diodes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a SMD diode with a conventional packagingstructure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a conventional structure of a SMD diodehaving two chips installed therein;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a SMD diode with a conventional flip-chippackaging structure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a unidirectional flip-chip structure inaccordance with a first preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a unidirectional flip-chip having amultiple of vertically stacked flip-chips in accordance with the presentinvention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a unidirectional flip-chip having amultiple of horizontally stacked flip-chips in accordance with thepresent invention;

FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a unidirectional flip-chip having amultiple of horizontally and vertically stacked flip-chips in accordancewith the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a bidirectional flip-chip structure inaccordance with a second preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic view of a bidirectional flip-chip having amultiple of vertically stacked flip-chips in accordance with the presentinvention;

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a bidirectional flip-chip having amultiple horizontally stacked flip-chips in accordance with the presentinvention;

FIG. 11 is a schematic view of a bidirectional flip-chip having amultiple of horizontally and vertically stacked flip-chips in accordancewith the present invention; and

FIG. 12 is a top view of an arrangement of a multiple of horizontallyinstalled flip-chips in accordance with the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The above and other objects, features and advantages of this disclosurewill become apparent from the following detailed description taken withthe accompanying drawings.

With reference to FIGS. 4 and 8 for a flip-chip packaging diode with amultichip structure of the present invention, the flip-chip packagingdiode with a multichip structure comprises at least one first flip-chip10 and a second flip-chip 20 installed at the top of a lower guide plate30, and the first flip-chip 10 and the second flip-chip 20 are arrangedhorizontally and with an interval apart from each other. Wherein, thebottom of the first flip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip20 are electrically coupled to the lower guide plate 30, and each of thetops of the first and second flip-chips 10, 20 has a conductive layer11, 21, and an insulating material 40 is filled between the firstflip-chip 10 and the second flip-chip 20 and at the outer periphery ofthe first and second flip-chips 10, 20, so that the conductive layers11, 21 at the top of the first flip-chip 10 and the top of the secondflip-chip 20 are separated with each other. In the figures, each of theconductive layers 11, 21 of the first flip-chip 10 and the secondflip-chip 20 has a tin platform or a metal layer 12, 22 exposed from theinsulating material 40 to serve as a first electrode 50 and a secondelectrode 60 for electrically connecting an external circuit.

During the use of the aforementioned diode, the first electrode 50 andthe second electrode 60 are coupled to the positive and negativeelectrodes of the external circuit, and an electrical transmission pathpassing from the first electrode 50 through the first flip-chip 10, thelower guide plate 30, and the second flip-chip 20 to the secondelectrode 60 forms a series circuit, wherein the first flip-chip 10 andthe second flip-chip 20 are connected in series to improve theelectrical characteristic of the voltage resistance without increasingthe total height of the diode. Compared with the conventional packagingprocess, the present invention is much more convenient and applicablefor the flip-chip packaging of general rectification/protection diodes,and particularly for the flip-chip packaging of high-voltage diodes.

In FIG. 4, the first flip-chip 10 and the second flip-chip 20 areunidirectionally conducted unidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom ofthe first flip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 arearranged in different polar directions (such as positive electrode P andnegative electrode N) and electrically coupled to the lower guide plate30, so that the first electrode 50 and the second electrode 60 are indifferent polar directions. Unlike FIG. 4, FIG. 4 discloses a firstflip-chip 10 and a second flip-chip 20 which area bidirectionallyconducted bidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom of the firstflip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 are arranged inthe same polar direction and electrically coupled to the lower guideplate 30, so that the first electrode 50 and the second electrode 60 arein the same polar direction (both are positive electrodes P).

In the aforementioned structure, the flip-chip is not limited by theconventional plate material, so that the present invention may increasethe quantity of flip-chips conveniently. In the preferred embodiment ofthe unidirectional flip-chip as shown in FIG. 5, one or more laminateflip-chips may be stacked vertically at the bottom of the firstflip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 to increase thequantity of flip-chips. For example, one laminate flip-chip 70 a, 70 bis installed to each of the bottom of the first flip-chip 10 and thebottom of the second flip-chip 20 as shown in the figure.

Wherein, the two laminate flip-chip 70 a, 70 b disposed at the bottom ofthe first flip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 arearranged in different polar directions at the electrical connectionsurface between the first flip-chip 10 and the second flip-chip 20, andthe bottoms of the two laminate flip-chips 70 a, 70 b are electricallycoupled to the lower guide plate 30. Similarly, if a plurality oflaminate flip-chips 70 a, 70 b are vertically and downwardly stacked,then the vertically stacked laminate flip-chip 70 a, 70 b are indifferent polar directions at their adjacent electrical connectionsurfaces, and the two bottom-layer laminate flip-chips 70 a, 70 b areelectrically coupled to the lower guide plate 30.

Therefore, an electrical transmission path sequentially passing from thefirst electrode 50 through the first flip-chip 10, the one or morelaminate flip-chips 70 a, the lower guide plate 30, the one or morelaminate flip-chips 70 b, and the second flip-chip 20 to the secondelectrode 60 forms a series circuit.

In a preferred embodiment of the unidirectional flip-chip as shown inFIG. 6, another way of increasing the quantity of the flip-chips is toadd a third flip-chip 80 and a fourth flip-chip 90 horizontally arrangedin parallel to each other on the first flip-chip 10 and the secondflip-chip 20, and the lower guide plate 30 is cut and separated into afirst lower guide plate 31 and a second lower guide plate 32, and thefigure shows one third flip-chip 80 and one fourth flip-chip 90 as anexample.

Wherein, the third flip-chip 80 and the first flip-chip 10 are arrangedin different polar directions with respect to each other, and the bottomof the third flip-chip 80 and the bottom of the first flip-chip 10 areelectrically coupled to the first lower guide plate 31; the fourthflip-chip 90 and the second flip-chip 20 are arranged in different polardirections with respect to each other, and the bottom of the fourthflip-chip 90 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 are electricallycoupled to the second lower guide plate 32; and the third flip-chip 80and the fourth flip-chip 90 are arranged in different polar directionswith respect to each other, and an upper guide plate 33 is bridgedbetween the top of the third flip-chip 80 and the top of the fourthflip-chip 90.

By the aforementioned electrical connection, an electrical transmissionpath sequentially passing from the first electrode 50 through the firstflip-chip 10, the first lower guide plate 31, the third flip-chip 80,the upper guide plate 33, the fourth flip-chip 90, the second lowerguide plate 32, and the second flip-chip 20 to the second electrode 60forms a series circuit, so as to achieve the effect of increasing thequantity of flip-chips. Similarly, a fifth flip-chip and a sixthflip-chip may be arranged horizontally with an interval apart from eachother, and a third lower guide plate and a second upper guide plate (notshown in the figure) may be added. As long as the increased number ofthe flip-chips is even, and the electrical transmission path forms aseries circuit, such design can be implemented.

In FIG. 7, the first flip-chip 10, the second flip-chip 20, the thirdflip-chip 80 and the fourth flip-chip 90 may come with plural quantityand these flip-chips may be stacked vertically, and FIG. 7 shows thatthere are two laminate flip-chips each. In addition, the plurality oflaminate first flip-chips 10, second flip-chips 20, third flip-chips 80and fourth flip-chips 90 are arranged in different polar directions attheir adjacent electrical connection surfaces. The difference betweenthe preferred embodiment as shown in FIG. 6 and this preferredembodiment resides on that the first lower guide plate 31 of thispreferred embodiment is electrically coupled to the bottom-layer thirdflip-chip 80 and the bottom of the bottom-layer first flip-chip 10; thesecond lower guide plate 32 is electrically coupled to the bottom of thebottom-layer fourth flip-chip 90 and the bottom of the bottom-layersecond flip-chip 20, and the upper guide plate 33 is bridged between thetop of the top-layer third flip-chip 80 and the top of the top-layerfourth flip-chip 90.

With reference to FIGS. 8 to 11 for all flip-chips which arebidirectionally conducted bidirectional flip-chips, the differencebetween this preferred embodiment and the preferred embodiment as shownin FIGS. 4 to 7 resides on that the bidirectional flip-chips of thisembodiment form a series circuit, so that the flip-chips areelectrically coupled in the same polar direction. For example, FIGS. 8and 4 are compared, and FIG. 8 shows that the bottom of the firstflip-chip 10 and the bottom of the second flip-chip 20 are arranged inthe same polar direction. FIGS. 9 and 5 are compared, and FIG. 9 showsthat the electrical connection surfaces of the first flip-chip 10, thesecond flip-chip 20 and the one or more laminate flip-chips 70 a, 70 b,are arranged in the same polar direction. FIGS. 10 and 11 are compared,and FIG. 11 shows that the one or more third flip-chips 80 and fourthflip-chips 90 are also arranged in the same polar direction.

In FIG. 12, the first flip-chip 10 and the second flip-chip 20 have athird flip-chip 80 and a fourth flip-chip 90 horizontally arranged inparallel to each other, and they may arranged in matrix, as long as theflip-chips form a series circuit. Similarly, a fifth flip-chip and asixth flip-chip, or more flip-chips in even number may be added.

While the invention has been described by means of specific embodiments,numerous modifications and variations could be made thereto by thoseskilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of theinvention set forth in the claims.

What is claimed is:
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 3. A flip-chip packagingdiode with a multichip structure, comprising: at least one firstflip-chip and at least one second flip-chip spaced from one another andhorizontally disposed on a top surface of a lower guide plate, wherein abottom of the first flip-chip and a bottom of the second flip-chip areelectrically coupled to each other via the lower guide plate, and eachof a top of the first flip-chip and a top of the second flip-chip has aconductive layer; an insulating material disposed between the firstflip-chip and the second flip-chip and an outer periphery of the firstflip-chip and an outer periphery of the second flip-chip, so that theconductive layers at the top of the first flip-chip and the top of thesecond flip-chip are electrically separated from each other; and a tinplatform or a metal layer disposed on the conductive layers at the topof the first flip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip and exposedfrom the insulating material to serve as a first electrode and a secondelectrode respectively for electrically coupling to an external circuit;wherein: each of the bottom of the first flip-chip and the bottom of thesecond flip-chip comprises a laminate flip-chip, or a plurality oflaminate flip-chips, wherein two laminate flip-chips, one respectivelyat the bottom of the first flip-chip and one at the bottom of the secondflip-chip, are electrically coupled to the lower guide plate; and themultichip structure defines a first serial electrical transmission pathsequentially passing from the first electrode through the firstflip-chip, the one or more laminate flip-chips at the bottom of thefirst flip ship, the lower guide plate, the one or more laminateflip-chips at the bottom of the second flip chip, and the secondflip-chip to the second electrode.
 4. A flip-chip packaging diode with amultichip structure, comprising: at least one first flip-chip and atleast one second flip-chip spaced from one another and horizontallydisposed on a top surface of a lower guide plate, wherein a bottom ofthe first flip-chip and a bottom of the second flip-chip areelectrically coupled to each other via the lower guide plate, and eachof a top of the first flip-chip and a top of the second flip-chip has aconductive layer; an insulating material disposed between the firstflip-chip and the second flip-chip and an outer periphery of the firstflip-chip and an outer periphery of the second flip-chip, so that theconductive layers at the top of the first flip-chip and the top of thesecond flip-chip are electrically separated from each other; and a tinplatform or a metal layer disposed on the conductive layers at the topof the first flip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip and exposedfrom the insulating material to serve as a first electrode and a secondelectrode respectively for electrically coupling to an external circuit;wherein: the first flip-chip and the second flip-chip areunidirectionally conducted unidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom ofthe first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are arrangedin different polar directions; the at least one first flip-chip furthercomprises a third flip-chip, and the at least one second flip-chipfurther comprises a fourth flip-chip, the third flip-chip horizontallyspaced from the first flip chip, the fourth flip-chip horizontallyspaced from the second flip-chip, and the lower guide plate iselectrically separated into a first lower guide plate and a second lowerguide plate; the third flip-chip and the first flip-chip are arranged indifferent polar directions with respect to each other, and a bottom ofthe third flip-chip and the bottom of the first flip-chip areelectrically coupled to the first lower guide plate; the fourthflip-chip and the second flip-chip are arranged in different polardirections with respect to each other, and a bottom of the fourthflip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip bottom are electricallycoupled to the second lower guide plate; the third flip-chip and thefourth flip-chip are arranged in different polar directions with respectto each other, and an upper guide plate electrically connects a top ofthe third flip-chip and a top of the fourth flip-chip; and the multichipstructure defines a serial electrical transmission path sequentiallypassing from the first electrode through the first flip-chip, the firstlower guide plate, the third flip-chip, the upper guide plate, thefourth flip-chip, the second lower guide plate, and the second flip-chipto the second electrode.
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 7. The flip-chippackaging diode with a multichip structure according to claim 3, whereinthe first flip-chip and the second flip-chip are bidirectionallyconducted bidirectional flip-chips, and the first flip-chip and thesecond flip-chip are arranged in the same polar direction; the pluralityof laminate flip-chips are arranged in the same polar direction; and themultichip structure further defines a second serial electricaltransmission path opposite the first serial electrical transmissionpath.
 8. A flip-chip packaging diode with a multichip structure,comprising: at least one first flip-chip and at least one secondflip-chip spaced from one another and horizontally disposed on a topsurface of a lower guide plate, wherein a bottom of the first flip-chipand a bottom of the second flip-chip are electrically coupled to eachother via the lower guide plate, and each of a top of the firstflip-chip and a top of the second flip-chip has a conductive layer; aninsulating material disposed between the first flip-chip and the secondflip-chip and an outer periphery of the first flip-chip and an outerperiphery of the second flip-chip, so that the conductive layers at thetop of the first flip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip areelectrically separated from each other; and a tin platform or a metallayer disposed on the conductive layers at the top of the firstflip-chip and the top of the second flip-chip and exposed from theinsulating material to serve as a first electrode and a second electroderespectively for electrically coupling to an external circuit; wherein:the first flip-chip and the second flip-chip are bidirectionallyconducted bidirectional flip-chips, and the bottom of the firstflip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip are arranged in thesame polar direction; the at least one first flip-chip further comprisesa third flip-chip, and the at least one second flip-chip furthercomprises a fourth flip-chip, the first and third flip-chips arranged inspaced parallel relationship with each other, the second and fourthflip-chips arranged in spaced parallel relationship with each other, andthe lower guide plate is electrically separated into a first lower guideplate and a second lower guide plate; the third flip-chip and the firstflip-chip are arranged in the same polar direction, and a bottom of thethird flip-chip and the bottom of the first flip-chip are electricallycoupled to the first lower guide plate; the fourth flip-chip and thesecond flip-chip are arranged in the same polar direction, and a bottomof the fourth flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chip areelectrically coupled to the second lower guide plate; the thirdflip-chip and the fourth flip-chip are arranged in the same polardirection, and an upper guide plate electrically connects a top of thethird flip-chip and a top of the fourth flip-chip; and the multichipstructure defines a serial electrical transmission path sequentiallypasses from the first electrode through the first flip-chip, the firstlower guide plate, the third flip-chip, the upper guide plate, thefourth flip-chip, the second lower guide plate, and the second flip-chipto the second electrode, and an opposite electrical transmission path inthe reverse direction also forms a series circuit.
 9. The flip-chippackaging diode with a multichip structure according to claim 8, whereinthe first flip-chip, the second flip-chip, the third flip-chip and thefourth flip-chip each comprises a plurality of vertically stackedflip-chips, and the plurality of vertically stacked first flip-chips,second flip-chips, third flip-chips and fourth flip-chips are arrangedin the same polar direction; wherein: the first lower guide plate iselectrically coupled to a respective bottom-layer flip-chip of theplurality of vertically stacked first flip-chips and the plurality ofvertically stacked third flip-chips; the second lower guide plate iselectrically coupled to a respective bottom-layer flip-chip of theplurality of vertically stacked second flip-chips and the plurality ofvertically stacked fourth flip-chips; and the upper guide plate iselectrically connected to a top of a top-layer flip-chip in theplurality of vertically stacked third flip-chips and a top of atop-layer flip-chip in the plurality of vertically stacked fourthflip-chips.
 10. The flip-chip packaging diode with a multichip structureaccording to claim 3, wherein the first flip-chip and the secondflip-chip are unidirectionally conducted unidirectional flip-chips, andthe bottom of the first flip-chip and the bottom of the second flip-chipare arranged with different polar directions; and the plurality oflaminate flip-chips of the bottom of the first flip-chip and of thebottom of the second flip-chip are arranged in alternating polardirections; and the two laminate flip-chips at the bottom of the firstflip-chip and at the bottom of the second flip-chip have opposite polardirections.